"The More The Better" 1933

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Full title reads: "Bellingham. 'The more the better'. The Duke of Gloucester opens new playing fields and praises work of National Association of Boys Clubs."

Bellingham, London.

An unidentified man makes a speech. Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester makes a speech about the work of the...

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Cataloguer:
Mark
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
6462
Sort Number:
33/049
Time in/Out:
01:55:43:00 / 01:56:58:00
Canister:
33/49
Film ID:
723.25
Issue Date:
19/06/1933

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0:010:020:030:04

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